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How is the shared hash keyed?
Each thread feeds a seperate key e.g. $h->{thX}
What does "time-series" numbers" mean?
```
$h->{th1}->[[ts1,d11,...,d1N],...,[tsM,dM1,...,dMN]]
$h->{th2}->[[ts1',d11',...,d1K'],...,[tsL',dL1',...,dLK']]
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```
each thread has its own independant [tsI,[dIJ]] values

tsI are timestamps

dIJ are data (i.e. temperature, cpu cycles, memory usage...)
When the sending thread wakes up to take it copy, does it just take whatever is available, or should it only take a "complete set"?
It takes whatever is ready, and each [tsI,dI1,...,dIN] should be complete.

As for the timeslices, each thread handles its own, and yes they are pretty long - at least 15 seconds.

In reply to Re^14: does threads (still) memleak? by faxm0dem
in thread does threads (still) memleak? by faxm0dem

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